Category: Science & Technology

Inside Look Into Russian Robotics

An inside look into Russian robotics will reveal a new ground-based unmanned system known as the Marker combat robot platform. This advanced system is capable of operating autonomously at distances of up to 10 km from its operator. The Ukrainian security crisis has shown the importance of unmanned systems in

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World’s First Baby Born From A Robot Transplanted Uterus

Surgeons at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden, a leader in uterus transplants, revealed that the world’s first baby was born from a robot-transplanted uterus. A baby boy carried in a uterus implanted into his mother by a robot was born in a world first. The youngster, who has not been

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Four Scientists ‘Worked On Secret Program To Rebuild Crashed UFOs’

Christopher Mellon, a former deputy assistant secretary of Defense for Intelligence who specializes in UFOs, said that four scientists worked on a secret program to rebuild crashed UFOs. A former intelligence official is calling on the federal government to make information public about an alleged reverse-engineering project involving unidentified flying

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Will Google AI Destroy Clickbait Publishers

Google will start using AI to “distill complex information and multiple perspectives into easy-to-digest formats” and potentially disrupt clickbait publishers. Early this year, Google teased a fundamental change to its core product, the search engine through which much of the world accesses the web. Soon, the company said, Google would start using

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Why China Is Drilling A 32,808-Feet-Deep Hole Into The Earth’s Crust

According to the official Xinhua News Agency, China is drilling a 32,808-feet-deep hole into the Earth’s crust, which is set to be China’s deepest borehole ever. Chinese scientists have begun drilling a 10,000-meter (32,808 feet) hole into the Earth’s crust, as the world’s second largest economy explores new frontiers above

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The United Arab Emirates Is Heading For The Asteroid Belt

Sarah al-Amiri, chairwoman of the United Arab Emirates Space Agency, has announced that they are heading for the asteroid belt on a spacecraft named MBR Explorer, scheduled to launch in 2028. Building off the success of its Hope spacecraft, which is still circling and studying Mars, the United Arab Emirates announced

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Groundbreaking Israeli Cancer Treatment Has 90% Success Rate

Prof. Polina Stepensky, head of the department at Hadassah-University Medical Center in Jerusalem, Israel, has announced a groundbreaking treatment for multiple myeloma cancer. The treatment has a 90% success rate. Hadassah-University Medical Center in Jerusalem’s Ein Kerem has announced an “unprecedented achievement” in the treatment of multiple myeloma cancer – the

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China Announces Plan To Land Astronauts On Moon By 2030

Lin Xiqiang, the deputy director of China’s Manned Space Agency, has announced the country’s plan to land astronauts on the moon by 2030. The project is named the Chang’e Project. China plans to complete a mission to land a person on the moon by 2030, a government official announced on

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Robots Smaller Than Human Hair To Deliver Drugs Inside Body

In a study conducted by researchers from the University of Colorado Boulder in the US, it was found that robots smaller than a human hair can be utilized to deliver drugs inside the human body. Researchers have designed tiny robots that can swim through liquid at amazing speeds and may someday

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100% Lab-Grown Babies In Five Years

Professor Katsuhiko Hayashi, a Japanese scientist at Kyushu University, is in the process of creating 100% lab-grown babies in five years. Growing human babies from scratch in a lab could be possible in just five years thanks to a new breakthrough. Researchers in Japan are on the cusp of being able to

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